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Movies of William A. Carroll and Adolph Lestina together

William A. Carroll and Adolph Lestina have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was A Lodging for the Night in 1912. The most recent movie that William A. Carroll and Adolph Lestina starred together was Judith of Bethulia in 1914.

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1912

A Lodging for the Night

A Lodging for the Night

A Lodging for the Night

William A. Carroll

Starred as A Tramp

Adolph Lestina

Starred as A Deputy

1913

A Welcome Intruder

A Welcome Intruder

A Welcome Intruder

William A. Carroll

Starred as The Wagon Driver

Adolph Lestina

Starred as The Construction Boss

1913

Almost a Wild Man

Almost a Wild Man

Almost a Wild Man

William A. Carroll

Starred as In Audience

Adolph Lestina

Starred as In Audience

1913

Broken Ways

Broken Ways

Broken Ways

William A. Carroll

Starred as In Posse

Adolph Lestina

Starred as In Telegraph Office

1913

Her Wedding Bell

Her Wedding Bell

Her Wedding Bell

William A. Carroll

Starred as Jack, the Young Woman's Brother

Adolph Lestina

Starred as Wedding Guest

1913

His Mother's Son

His Mother's Son

His Mother's Son

William A. Carroll

Starred as The Steamer Captain

Adolph Lestina

Starred as A Neighbor, In Restaurant

1913

The Adopted Brother

The Adopted Brother

The Adopted Brother

William A. Carroll

Starred as The Drunk

Adolph Lestina

Starred as Outside Sheriff's Office

1914

Judith of Bethulia

Judith of Bethulia

Judith of Bethulia

William A. Carroll

Starred as Assyrian Soldier

Adolph Lestina

Starred as Bethulian

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